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the tribune thursday november 1k8 blueberries 1 0 and 30 lb boxes corn and peas 10 lb boxes cherries 5 1 1 22 lb pails m i i r order now 8843391 editors mail candy was part of our family dear mr thomas i read the letter in the nov 2 issue of the tribune entitled cruelty debate never settled to the person who wrote it id like to make the following comment for it was our dog candy that was caught and killed in the trap our pet was not on a leash how can a dog enjoy its freedom tied up all the time it needs exercise just like we humans the area where the trap was located may be private property however the owner allows motorbike riders to use it and horses are boarded there i also know for a fact that the owner did not set the trap to me our dog was like a child we had her ten years she grew up with us she was part of our family we were all very close to her candy was a funloving pet she was my friend my pet and our watchdog i cant understand why anyone would want to place traps in this area i havent seen a wolf or any other kind of wild animal around that anyone should want to kill i also would not classify the property as a farm only corn is grown there why should traps be set in stouffville were just a little town i wish to thank all the people who wrote in and enquired about candy it showed that many people are concerned over the use of traps most of all i want to thank you mr thomas for your interest and support leona jordan burkholder street stouffville move to london ray and grace norton glad park avenue have moved from stouffville and are now res id ing london ont a neighborhood tea was hosted recently by a neighbor marg wood westlawn crescent us commencement stouffville dist secondary school will hold its annual com mencement exercises friday night at 8 pm steal tape recorder york regional police are investigating a break- in at st marks separate school in stouffville a bell and howell tape recorder was stolen valued at 200 late thomas dawson service was held monday from the oneill funeral home stouff ville monday for john thomas tom dawson following his passing nov sat fairview lodge whitby mr dawson formerly of goodwood was in his 93rd year surviving is one daughter edith of whitby also three grandchildren marie jane and penny and one great granddaughter susan he was predeceased by two sons tom and robert two brothers and four sisters reside in england in terment was made in goodwood cemetery craft sale the markham guild of village crafts is holding its annual christmas sale sat nov 18 from 130 to 430 pm in the upstairs auditorium of the old arena hwys 7 and 48 all articles are handcrafted and includetoys pottery needlepoint macrame dried flowers wooden ware batik rughooking ceramics childrens specialty clothing and copper enamelling ben wicks here wellknown author and caitoonist ben wicks will be a guest visitor at john lords books 36 main street east stouffville this friday from 730 to 9 pm tape deck stolen jim bender 45 albert street reported his automobile entered late last month a tape deck set of headphones and a quantity of cash were taken valued in total at 300 house breakins residents in the felray subdivision at ballantrae continue to have their problems york regional police report breakins recently at the home of donald mackenzie felcher blvd nov 4 and alex gaston jasmine crescent the same day approximately 175 in cash was taken from the mackenzie residence and a quantity of canadian coins from the gaston house lovely wedding heise hill church was the scene of a lovely wedding saturday when glenda arlene wideman and wayne murray kerr were married the bride is the daughter of mr and mrs glen wideman of gormley the groom is the son of mr and mrs murray kerr hanover ont 96 wild iii in deepest darkest ontario nm jk african lion safari koljutt african not just lions but a sensational suspenseful safari see roaming free prides ol lions iiflers hyena cheetah elephant majestic giraffe camels ostnch antelope rare white rhino monkeys galore and much much more a whole world ol excitement and advenlure at african lion safari 3 half price special for senior citizens september october a november weekdays only open daily 10am to 4 30 p m weekends j2 noon to 4 30 p m weekdays having a roaring good time african lion safari on hwy 8 between hamilton cambridge rockton ont 519 6232620 big cash prizes play country bingo you can be a winner just by using your home telephone number weve all played bingo at one time or another now- heres an exciting new way to play i for free for fun for big cash prizes print the word country on a piece of paper and under each letter write one digit of your home teleph one number thats your country bingo card listen to cfg m 1 320 for country bingo numbers being called every hour all day long when we call a combination on your country bingo card cross it off when youve crossed off ali seven numbers call cfgms country bingo line immediately at 8709 1 9 1 if youre the first to call with a correctly completed card for that game you win each country bingo jackpot starts at 1 00 dollars and goes up 1 0 dollars every hour until we find a winner then we begin a brand new game every new game means another big cash winner country bingo its fun its free its yours on cfgm cfgm320 the country music place halloween scene the front entrance to the home of mr and mrs alec milne 198 manitoba street stouffville was dressed up like no other residence in town halloween night ahuge paper mache replica of boris karloff was set out in a graveyard complete with markers eerie music greeted each visitor at the door the whole area was floodlit adding to the spooky atmosphere children who ventured up the steps found the witch inside to be extremely friendly dale knabb336 dale knabb put together three games totalling 922 in the wednesday 9 pm mixed bowling league nov 1 single scores were 336 306 and 280 other top scorers were don taber 674 272215 and john wilson 628 261206 over 200 were judy clark 217 joyce mc- cracken 208 doug clark 203 delight baker 210 bruce johnson 220 shirley knabb 222211 jose sage 207 bob bundy 203 and leona legere 214 seek family history edward and dorothy stouff of downington pennsylvania ac companied by their nephew munroe whiting of snyder new york were recent visitors in stouffville realizing the similarity between his surname and the towns name mr stouff was anxious to learn if the municipality and his family had some historical connection they called into the tribune and later visited the cemetery to check out grave markers there en route home they visited the markham museum and talked with the curator there john lunau downington penn is not far from- lancaster where many families from this area from ottawa howard and shirley brickell and son bob of ottawa visited on the weekend with bob and jean hammond and family obrien avenue stouffville shirley was jeans bridesmaid and howard was an usher their friendship has continued through the years en route home they called in at trent university peter borough to visit another son enrolled there married in bloomington christian church mr and mrs michael steinmetz are pictured here following their marriage sept 2 in bloomington christian gospel church the bride is the former diane gould daughter of mr and mrs ron gould rr 2 stouff ville the happy couple are now residing at windsor where the groom is attending law school 4 anniversary booklet an anniversary booklet reviewing the past 125 years is available at the stouff ville united church the price is 250 the brochure contains many familiar names and accompanying pictures members of the 125 anniversary committee included bruce arm strong chairman jean barkey viola mccreight eva hoover ralph sibbick rev jim carder and three persons now deceased anne lehman helen dewitt and rev douglas davis movies popular the popularity of saturday morning movies in stouffville may prompt some en terprising businessman to open a theatre in town last saturday the show freaky friday drew a sellout crowd at lat- cham hall making it necessary to set up extra chairs earn over 1100 the sr band of stouffville dist secon dary school earned over 100 at a bake sale saturday in front of the iga store on main street musical evening jean hammond and friends will present a musical evening nov 22 in the stouffville united church at 8 pm proceeds from the event will go to the buiilding fund originated rides a 3wheeler walt davis park drive north m stouff ville has bought himself a handsome 3wheeler at age 87 he claims it beats walking and with saturday traffic being what it is in town it beats driving too walt stays to the sidewalks where possible but takes to the open road on the back streets in hospital austin reesor well- known resident of cedar grove was admitted to hospital last week his many friends wish him a speedy recovery florida holiday joy barker main street east recently enjoyed a 10day vacation in the ft lauderdale and mother honored j miami areas of florida mrs bernice nelsonijishe travelled south by rr 2 stouffville and her i tram and returned by sister mrs kathleen plane i ewing entertained at a luncheon and open house nov 1 in honor of their mother mrs myrtle snider the occasion was mrs sniders 90th bir thday guests were present from as far distant as stirling and woodstock the com bined ages of mrs snider and six of her guests exceeded 570 years from windsor a welcome is ex tended to stewart and annabel kelly and son peter formerly of windsor now residing at 19 duchess street stouffville riding high two hot air balloons passed over stouffville friday morning one landed on the former gar lehman farm yest of hwy 47 and the other continued in a north easterly direction over uxbridge twp this mode of transportation has become quite popular please dont pedestrians on main street are urged not to push the automatic signal button at the lights when the fire siren is sounding until after the trucks have passed this location a delay of two minutes could cost someone their house or their life pleasant vacation joe and carol barber of 563 rupert avenue stouffville have been pleased to have her cousin cynthia elwin visit with them for a period of six weeks from gloucester england shell be returning home later this week grey cup dance the stouffville kinettes are holding a grey cup dance nov 17 in the goodwood hall tickets 7 a couple are available by calling 640- 1428 or 6404635 john brunke of stouffville will provide the music elect mayor township of uxbridge my purpose in seeking election to control high taxes and stimulate growth and confidence in the township of uxbridge decisive consistent decisions must be made to operate an efficient township all planning and legal matters must be returned to the town ship rather than using metro based professionals due to the lack of provincial policy for the aggre gate industry gravel is a liability rather than an asset the township of uxbridge must control matters such as per ton royalty hours of operation tramic xutes and progressive rehabilitation of piis to lay wreath councillor becky wedley will represent the town of whitchurch- stouffville at the remembrance day service in aurora nov 12 councillor wedley will place a wreath at the cenotaph during the service that begins at i p m a grand opening it was advertised as a grand opening and a grand opening it was john foulds new butcher chop west of hwy 48 at ballantrae dozens of meatshoppers visited the premises thursday and again friday and saturday hours monday through thursday are 9 am to 6 pm friday 9 am to 9 pm saturday 9 am to 6 pm home deliveries are made every thursday from teeswater mr and mrs david keith and mrs keiths mother victoria lambe of teeswater visited recently with mr and mrs malcolm keith rr 1 unionville graduation party gary grundy hawthorne avenue stouffville was sur prised friday evening when a number of close friends attended a party at his home the occasion was in honor of his graduation with a ba degree from trent university peter borough he was presented with an engraved wrist bracelet and wife ann with a china school bell married 44 years congratulations to mr and mrs herb hisey lloyd avenue stouff ville married 44 years oct 27 open bowling friday evening is open bowling night at the stouffville alleys main street east for in formation and reser vations call 6401471 see old friends mr and mrs bert tail formerly of stouffville and now of minden were visitors in town last week spending the night at the home of mr and mrs bill morris park drive north they were en route home after visiting their daughter donna in sarnia anglican bazaar christ anglican church is holding its annual prechristmas bazaar sat nov 18 from 1 to 4 pm at 154 sunset boulevard the sale will occupy both the sanc tuary and the basement with homebaking christmas novelties knitting and plants up stairs and childrens articles below herrema ga x for information or transportation call 8525140 see former neighbors ray and grace norton mary lintner and marg wood all of stouffville called on former neighbors bob and nancy paisley at ajax recently christmas auction norm faulkner will conduct the annual christmas auction monday evening at the stouffville sales barn the sale begins at 6 p m open house on sat nov 18 mr and mrs harold horn- shaw wellknown residents of whitevale will celebrate their 50th wedding anniversar an open house will be held to mark the occasion from 2 to 5 pm at fer- nandos restaurant in the village shoppes main street markham appreciation the assistance ac- corded local organizations by iga owner jack chambers of stouffville is much ap preciated jack kindly allows groups to use the sidewalk entrance to his store as a location for bake sales even though many of the same items are available inside